Agrium to Expand Capacity at SK Potash Mine

Agrium says it will expand capacity at its Vanscoy, Saskatchewan potash plant by 750,000 m.t. in late 2010. The expansion is contingent upon final project approval, which is expected to occur in late 2010, Agrium says. Construction is expected to be completed by 2014, with full production reaching 2.8 million m.t./year in 2015, the company says. “We believe that global potash demand will start to rebound in 2010 and that brownfield expansions make economic sense given the world ultimately will need this additional production,” says Mike Wilson...

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